For me it's about putting somthing right, that went horribly wrong at birth
For me it's about putting somthing right, that went horribly wrong at birth
It's FUN!
It's sexy and I feel pretty.
I feel relaxed when I sit and paint my nails.
My sanity, such that it is.
Self expression, less room in my house, less money in my account, loads of fun, and many great friends.
Feeling great and sexy.
Thats pretty much my reasons too!!Originally Posted by Courtney
how soft and silky the clothes are. getting to be feminine as a release from the daily masculinity.
Honestly, it's simple. I love feeling feminine and looking pretty.
I do not like gender constraints......I go where I go/I like what I like.
I never saw myself as any, or either gender.
You want a warrior?.......I can be that.
You want a princess?......I can be that.
What does a GG get out of cute/fab clothes, shoes, make-up?
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Well Michelle, I get that 42 feeling, ultimately answering the Ultimate Question of Life, The Universe, and Everything!Gaby
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LOL!Well Michelle, I get that 42 feeling, ultimately answering the Ultimate Question of Life, The Universe, and Everything!
I answer this question:
do I really want to do it?
YES!!!!!
Its fun and adds a little adventure to an otherwise boring routine.
It's fun, Cheap thrills, um.. tranquility, feels damn good. For all it's worth what ever blows your skirt up.
I suppose it is one of the few places in my life that generates (positive) energy without expectations.
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I get the pleasure of wearing feminine clothing, and the joy in my mind of feeling and looking as much as possible like a girl.
[SIZE="3"][/SIZE]Life is what happens while you're making other plans
I get to relax and just be myself, Along with a closet full of nice clothes and an empty bank account.
my sister's reply when I told her how I prefer to dress
"Everyone has there thing, all that matters is that you are happy, love what you do and who you do it with"
I get the feeling of contentment, and wholeness that I don't have when I present as a male. And I think 42 is the meaning of life.
A prisoner in a kings disguise - Styx
I'm not a masculine man in any way so dressing means I can stop trying. I look much better as a girl anyway.
My answer would be the simplest: This is who I am and who I would like to be; A WOMAN!!!!!!!
Molly
"To thine own self be true"
Discovery. I spent 55 years as a guy, or so I thought. Then suddenly I find that part of me is feminine. To say that was a jolt is a massive understatement, but the path was suddenly clear: find out who Tina is, what role she has played for 55 years, and what role she plays today. That enlightenment brings incredible mental pleasure. On the way I've learned so much about what it's like to grow up as a girl, what my wife's life is like, and, of course, a lot about who I am. As with everyone else, there is a part of it that complicates my life incredibly, but there is a remarkable satisfaction as Tina looks at herself in the mirror and smiles. Heck, I never even liked dressing up for Hallowen and here I am, transformed into my feminine self!
It's only been just shy of 6 years and I'm sure it's just the beginning of the journey for Tina!
A feeling of completeness and relaxation. Stress relief.
I get the joy of accomplishment. It's like a game. If I can put together a cute outfit that works in spite of my shape, and looks like what a sophisticated woman of my age would wear, it's a success. Also role-playing as a woman--even just driving into town while wearing a skirt and heels feels like wearing a new persona. Smiles and conversation and acceptance in shops, restaurants, art galleries--it's fun to share!
Lainie
You're only young once, but you can be immature forever!
I....feel...like
me.
OK, now back top the longer answer to what I get out of dressing as a woman in addition to all the happiness. I have met some great and very interesting friends, learned more than I ever thought that I wanted to learn about the Tworld with all of its beauty and complications, learned how to put together interesting and fun outfits, how to shop too much and spend wisely (that really does not go together very well with shopping too much though), how to apply makeup fairly well (no expert here and more practice is necessary), to expand my extrovertness (is that a word?) and meet total strangers and ask truly off the wall and very up close and intimate questions and receive very serious answers too, dance in the woman's role awkwardly, celebrate those little femme moments where I don't need to ask why I do this, not give a damn about why I do this, and maybe finally though there are definitely many more things, I have learned to really love my self and embrace this side of me instead of question it.
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